Add beta badge to Workflows in the sidebar. Include settings page
improvements, workflow detail updates, profile info and sidebar
nav refinements, and validate-api-key endpoint.
- Implemented Nextcloud shared link detection and processing in the import workflow.
- Created a new processor for handling Nextcloud shared links, including asset downloading and uploading to Immich.
- Enhanced existing import functionality to support platform differentiation between Immich and Nextcloud.
- Added utility functions for parsing file names and guessing content types.
- Updated thumbnail and video endpoints to accommodate Nextcloud's API structure.
- Modified the import shared page to handle Nextcloud URLs and passwords.
- Refactored asset upload logic to streamline the process for both platforms.
Redesign import-shared with sticky import bar, dense gallery grid,
progress bar, and cleaner landing state. Add password-protected
shared link support - detects 401 "Password required" from Immich
and shows a password input. Also reduce asset grid spacing and
replace "Open in Immich" text with a link icon.
Reorganize the exif analytics page into labeled sections (Camera & Gear,
Location, Technical, Storage) with icon headers. Replace donut charts
with horizontal bar charts for multi-category EXIF distributions.
Improve heatmap with emerald color scale, day labels, and legend.
Add polished stat cards with icons and skeleton loading states.
- API returns node counts, total runs, and last run status per workflow
- List view with status icon, trigger badges, stats, and last run info
- Human-readable schedule labels (Every 6h, Every 30m)
- Last run shows status icon, asset count, and relative time
- Actions appear on hover for cleaner default state
- Improved empty state
- Add ownerId to settings table for per-user key-value storage
- Add settings KV API endpoint scoped by user
- Add workflow API key config in settings page
- Action executor uses per-user workflow API key, falls back to session auth
- Bootstrap cron scheduler on server start via instrumentation hook
- Re-register/unregister cron on workflow enable/disable/delete
- Downgrade node-cron to v3 for Turbopack compatibility
- Add structured console logs to workflow engine for all steps
- Enabled toggle saves immediately to server
- Schedule popover saves immediately to server
- Use react-hot-toast instead of shadcn toast in workflow editor
- Visual node-based workflow editor using React Flow
- Asset triggers: new asset, asset updated, all assets (with lookback buffer)
- Logic nodes: if/switch with combinable conditions (person, location, date, camera, EXIF, favorites, album membership)
- Action nodes: create album, add/remove from album, favorite, unfavorite, archive, tag
- Workflow-level triggers: manual run, cron schedule, webhook
- Debug mode: dry run with step-by-step logs and asset previews
- Run history with per-node asset tracking
- Run detail page with annotated read-only graph
- Processed asset tracking to prevent duplicate processing
- Multi-person picker with face thumbnails
- Album picker dropdown for actions
- JSON import/export for workflow sharing
- Workflow list page with create, delete, enable/disable
- Added ESLint configuration file with Next.js and Remotion settings.
- Removed experimental instrumentationHook from next.config.mjs.
- Updated package.json scripts to use ESLint directly and enabled turbopack for development.
- Bumped various dependencies including Next.js, React, and Radix UI components.
- Changed searchTimer initialization to use undefined for better clarity in multiple components.
- Move instrumentation.ts to src/ so Next.js picks it up (required when using src/ layout)
- Enable experimental.instrumentationHook in next.config.mjs (required in Next.js 14)
- Switch Dockerfile deps stage from npm to bun to match lockfile
- Explicitly copy @libsql and libsql into standalone runner — Next.js file tracing
misses dynamically required native modules (require(`@libsql/${target}`))
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